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Study of tunable negative index metamaterials based on phase-change materials

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Abstract

The tunable optical response of elliptical nanohole arrays penetrating through metal–phase change material–metal (AuGe2Sb1Te4Au) films is numerically investigated using the finite difference time domain method in the mid-infrared spectral region. The influence of amorphous and crystalline structural states of Ge2Sb1Te4 on the effective optical parameters of the structure is analyzed. Switching between these states provides a large wavelength shift of the structure’s effective optical parameters.

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